Electronic component mounting device

ABSTRACT

An electronic component mounting device ( 100 ) bonds a semiconductor die ( 150 ) to a substrate by thermocompression bonding, and seals, using an insulating resin, a gap between the semiconductor die ( 150 ) and the substrate. The electronic component mounting device is provided with: a film cutting mechanism ( 200 ) for cutting a long film ( 210 ) into cut pieces; and a mounting tool ( 110 ), which vacuum-sucks the semiconductor die ( 150 ), and bonds the die to the substrate by thermocompression bonding. Consequently, in the electronic component mounting device ( 100 ) that moves a mounting head in the horizontal direction, adhesion of the insulating resin to the mounting tool can be suppressed.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a structure of an electronic componentmounting device that thermocompression-bonds an electronic componentsuch as a semiconductor die to a substrate.

BACKGROUND ART

One of methods of mounting an electronic component such as asemiconductor die on a substrate is a method ofthermocompression-bonding an electronic component onto a substrate usinga mounting tool after applying a liquefied insulating resin to thesubstrate or sticking a film-shaped insulating resin to the back side ofthe electronic component. In this mounting method, bonding of thesubstrate and the electronic component and hardening of a sealing resinbetween the electronic component and the substrate can be performed atone time. However, in this mounting method, there is a problem that theinsulating resin oozing out between the electronic component and thesubstrate contaminates the mounting tool. For this reason, a method ofpreventing an insulating resin oozing out between the electroniccomponent and the substrate from adhering to the mounting tool is usedby performing thermocompression bonding between the mounting tool andthe electronic component with a film interposed therebetween. In thismethod, a method is used of using a film transport mechanism fortransporting the film and thereby updating a film interposed between themounting tool and the electronic components whenever an electroniccomponent is mounted (see, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No.2015-35493).

CITATION LIST Patent Literature Patent Literature 1

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2015-35493

SUMMARY OF INVENTION Technical Problem

An electronic component mounting device disclosed in Japanese PatentLaid-Open No. 2015-35493 includes a mounting head that vertically movesa mounting tool with respect to a substrate, and a substrate stage thatholds the substrate and performs alignment between a bonding position ofthe substrate and the mounting tool by moving the substrate in ahorizontal direction, and a film transport mechanism subsequentlyupdating films is mounted on the mounting head.

On the other hand, in recent years, an electronic component mountingdevice that thermocompression-bonds a semiconductor die on a substrateby horizontally moving a mounting head which make a mounting tooladsorbing the semiconductor die moves vertically has been used.

Such an electronic component mounting device also has a problem that aninsulating resin oozing out between an electronic component and asubstrate contaminates a mounting tool. However, since the filmtransport mechanism as disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No.2015-35493 has a large size and a heavy weight, there is a problem thatthe size of the electronic component mounting device is increased whenthe film transport mechanism is mounted on the electronic componentmounting device that horizontally moves the mounting head.

An objective of the invention is to inhibit adhesion of an insulatingresin to a mounting tool using a simple method.

Solution to Problem

An electronic component mounting device that thermocompression-bonds anelectronic component to a substrate or another electronic component andseals a gap between the electronic component and the substrate or a gapbetween the electronic component and the other electronic componentusing an insulating resin includes a film cutting mechanism which cutout a long film into a sliced film, and a mounting tool whichvacuum-suctions the electronic component through the sliced film andthermocompression-bonds the electronic component to the substrate or theother electronic component.

It is preferable that the electronic component mounting device of theinvention further include a film recovery mechanism which receives thesliced film from a surface of the mounting tool.

In the electronic component mounting device of the invention, it ispreferable that the mounting tool include a base and an island thatprotrudes from the base and vacuum-suctions the electronic componentonto a surface thereof; the film cutting mechanism include a base bodypart which has a hole having a size larger than a planar shape of theisland; a clamper which has a hole having the same shape as the basebody part and has the long film inserted between the clamper and thebase body part, and includes a punch being inserted into and removedfrom the hole of the base body part and the hole of the clamper andcutting out the sliced film from the long film; and a surface of thepunch in contact with the long film be a plane for transferring thesliced film on a surface of the mounting tool.

In the electronic component mounting device of the invention, it ispreferable that the film recovery mechanism include a flat plate-shapedstage and an adsorption tape which moves along a surface of the stage tosequentially receive the sliced film from the surface of the mountingtool.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

The invention can inhibit adhesion of an insulating resin to a mountingtool using a simple method.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an electronic component mounting deviceaccording to an embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the electronic component mounting deviceaccording to the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a gantry frame of the electroniccomponent mounting device according to the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing details of a part A shown inFIG. 3.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a film cutting mechanism of theelectronic component mounting device according to the embodiment of theinvention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a film recovery mechanism of theelectronic component mounting device according to the embodiment of theinvention.

FIG. 7A is a diagram showing a film feeding operation in the filmcutting mechanism of the electronic component mounting device accordingto the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 7B is a diagram showing a film insertion operation in the filmcutting mechanism of the electronic component mounting device accordingto the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 7C is a diagram showing a sliced film cutting operation in the filmcutting mechanism of the electronic component mounting device accordingto the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a cut out sliced film in FIG. 7C.

FIG. 9A is a diagram (1) showing a sliced film transfer operation in theelectronic component mounting device according to the embodiment of theinvention.

FIG. 9B is a diagram (2) showing a sliced film transfer operation in theelectronic component mounting device according to the embodiment of theinvention.

FIG. 10A is a diagram showing an operation of adsorbing a semiconductordie into a mounting tool of the electronic component mounting deviceaccording to the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 10B is a diagram showing an operation of thermocompression-bondinga semiconductor die to a substrate using the electronic componentmounting device according to the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 11A is a diagram showing the mounting tool and the film recoverymechanism after the thermocompression bonding shown in FIG. 10B.

FIG. 11B is a diagram showing a sliced film reception operation in theelectronic component mounting device of the invention.

FIG. 11C is a diagram showing a film feeding operation of the filmrecovery mechanism of the electronic component mounting device of theinvention.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the invention will be described withreference to the accompanying drawings. First, the overall configurationof an electronic component mounting device 100 according to the presentembodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the electronic component mounting device 100according to the present embodiment includes a main stand 11, gantryframes 20 supported on the main stand 11, mounting heads 70 supported bythe gantry frames 20, X-direction linear motors 35 that drive the gantryframes 20 in an X-direction, Y-direction linear motors 55 that drive themounting heads 70 in a Y-direction, a sub-stand 80 which is disposed soas to be separated from the main stand 11, and a Y-direction loadreceiver 54 which is attached to the sub-stand 80. One end of theY-direction stator 50 of the Y-direction linear motor 55 and theY-direction load receiver 54 are connected to each other using aconnection member 53. Meanwhile, the X-direction and the Y-direction aredirections that are orthogonal to each other on a horizontal plane. Inthe present embodiment, a description will be given on the assumptionthat a direction in which the gantry frame 20 extends is a Y-directionand a direction orthogonal to the Y-direction is an X-direction, asshown in FIG. 1. In addition, a Z-direction is a vertical directionperpendicular to an XY plane.

As shown in FIG. 1, the main stand 11 is a stand having quadrilateralsurfaces, and a mounting stage 10 being on an upper surface thereof andvacuum-suctioning a substrate 15 for mounting a semiconductor die 150which is an electronic component, a film cutting mechanism 200, and afilm recovery mechanism 300 are attached to the main stand. Linearguides 12 are attached parallel to each other in the vicinity of twofacing sides of the upper surface of the main stand 11. A slider 26 isattached onto the linear guide 12 so as to be movable in theX-direction. In addition, leg parts 23 of the gantry frame 20 arerespectively attached onto the sliders 26 of the two linear guides 12.That is, the gantry frame 20 extends in the Y-direction so as to crossover the main stand 11, and the leg parts 23 at both ends are attachedto the slider 26 and supported so as to be movable in the X-direction.

In addition, the electronic component mounting device 100 according tothe present embodiment includes the sub-stand 80 separated from the mainstand 11 so as to surround the main stand 11 as shown in FIG. 1. Thesub-stand 80 is a frame constituted by pillars 81 and 82 and a beam 84connecting the pillars 81 and 82 to each other. A groove-shapedX-direction stator 30 of an X-direction linear motor 35 in whichpermanent magnets 52 are disposed to face each other is attached ontothe beam 84 extending in the X-direction. In addition, an X-directionneedle 40 including a coil 42 moving between the permanent magnets 52 ofthe X-direction stator 30 in the X-direction is attached to a tip end ofan arm 24 extending from the leg part 23 of the gantry frame 20. TheX-direction needles 40 of the X-direction linear motors 35 move in theX-direction together with the gantry frames 20.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the gantry frame 20 supports the mountinghead 70. A Z-direction driving mechanism 73 vertically moving a shaft 72in the Z-direction is stored in the mounting head 70, and a heater 120and a mounting tool 110 are attached to a tip end of the shaft 72. TheZ-direction driving mechanism 73 vertically moves the heater 120 and themounting tool 110 to press the semiconductor die 150 on the substrate 15fixedly adsorbed into the mounting stage 10. As shown in FIG. 3, a spaceis provided inside the gantry frame 20, and two linear guides 27extending in the Y-direction are attached onto both sides on the innersurface of the gantry frame 20. A slider 75 is attached to each of thelinear guides 27, and a hanging member 74 of the mounting head 70 isattached to the two sliders 75.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the Y-direction stator 50 of the Y-directionlinear motor 55 is attached between the leg parts 23 of the gantry frame20 through a plate spring 58. As shown in FIG. 3, the Y-direction stator50 is formed by arranging the permanent magnets 52 that face each otherwithin an open space provided between inner surfaces of a groove-shapedframe 51. A frame 61 extending from the mounting head 70is disposed inthe space between the permanent magnets 52 of the Y-direction stator 50,and a coil 62 is attached to the inside of the frame 61. With such aconfiguration, the Y-direction needle 60 moves in the Y-directiontogether with the mounting head 70.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a linear guide 86 is attached to a beam 85 ofthe sub-stand 80, and the Y-direction load receiver 54 is slidablyattached to the linear guide 86 in the X-direction. The Y-direction loadreceiver 54 and the Y-direction stator 50 are connected to each otherthrough the connection member 53, and the Y-direction load receiver 54transmits a load in the Y-direction to the beam 85.

In the electronic component mounting device 100 configured as describedabove, the gantry frames 20 are moved in the X-direction by theX-direction linear motors 35, and the mounting head 70 attached to thegantry frames 20 are moved in the Y-direction by the Y-direction linearmotors 55. Further, the electronic component mounting device 100 movesthe heater 120 and the mounting tool 110 in the Z-direction by theZ-direction driving mechanisms 73 attached to the mounting heads 70.Therefore, the X-direction linear motors 35, the Y-direction linearmotors 55, and the gantry frames 20 constitute an XY-direction drivingmechanism 65 which is a horizontal driving mechanism which drives themounting heads 70 in a horizontal direction. In addition, by using thesub-stand 80 disposed to be separated from the main stand 11, theelectronic component mounting device 100 according to the presentembodiment receives a reaction force in the X-direction at the time ofmoving the gantry frames 20 in the X-direction and a reaction force inthe Y-direction at the time of moving the mounting heads 70 in theY-direction. Therefore, the main stand 11 to which the mounting stage10, the film cutting mechanism 200, and the film recovery mechanism 300are attached hardly vibrates.

Next, configurations of the heater 120 and the mounting tool 110 whichare attached to the tip end of the shaft 72 will be described withreference to FIG. 4.

As shown in FIG. 4, the mounting tool 110 includes a square plate-shapedbase 111 and an island 112 which protrudes from a lower surface 119 ofthe base 111 in a square pedestal shape. The island 112 vacuum-suctionsthe semiconductor die 150 shown in FIG. 3 on a surface 118. The island112 is smaller than the base 111 and has substantially the same squareshape as the semiconductor die 150 vacuum-suctioned on the surface 118.A vacuum hole 114 for vacuum-suctioning the semiconductor die 150 isprovided at the center of the mounting tool 110. In addition, aplurality of vacuum holes 115 is provided at a position of the base 111adjacent to the outer circumferential surface of the island 112. Thevacuum holes 115 communicate with each other through an annular groove116 provided on the upper surface of the base 111.

As shown in FIG. 4, the heater 120 has a square plate shape in which aheating resistor formed of platinum or tungsten is embedded in a ceramicsuch as aluminum nitride, and the size of the heater is substantiallythe same as that of the base 111 of the mounting tool 110. A vacuum hole122 communicating with the vacuum hole 114 of the mounting tool 110 isprovided at the center of the heater 120. In addition, a groove 124 isprovided on the lower surface of the heater 120, and a vacuum hole 123penetrating the heater 120 in the thickness direction communicates withone end of the groove 124. In addition, a vacuum hole 121 is provided atthe position of the heater 120 communicating with the annular groove 116of the mounting tool 110. The vacuum holes 121, 122, and 123 of theheater 120 penetrate the heater in the thickness direction.

As shown in FIG. 4, vacuum holes 76, 77, and 78 are provided at thepositions corresponding to the vacuum holes 121, 122, and 123 of theheater 120 on the shaft 72, and the vacuum holes 121, 122, and 123 ofthe heater 120 and the vacuum holes 76, 77, and 78 of the shaft 72communicate with each other. As shown in FIG. 4, when the vacuum hole 78is set to be in a vacuum state using a vacuum device not shown in thedrawing, the vacuum hole 123 communicating with the vacuum hole 78 andthe groove 124 communicating with the vacuum hole 123 are set to be in avacuum state, and the mounting tool 110 is fixedly adsorbed into thelower surface of the heater 120.

Next, details of the film cutting mechanism 200 will be described withreference to FIG. 5. The film cutting mechanism 200 moves a punch 203 inthe Z-direction in a state where a long film 210 is inserted between anupper surface 201 a of a base body part 201 and a lower surface 204 a ofa clamper 204, and cuts out a square sliced film 220 as shown in FIG. 8from the long film 210. As shown in FIG. 5, when the sliced film 220 iscut out, a square hole 212 having the same size as that of the slicedfilm 220 remains in the long film 210.

The film cutting mechanism 200 includes a rectangular parallelepipedbase body part 201 with a square hole 202 provided at the centerthereof, a square frame-shaped clamper 204 which is disposed above thebase body part 201, the punch 203 which is disposed in the hole 202 ofthe base body part 201, a cylindrical film feeding roll 206 whichrotates around a central axis 207, and a cylindrical film take-up roll208 which is disposed on a side opposite to the film feeding roll 206 ofthe base body part 201 and rotates around a central axis 209. In aninitial state, the long film 210 is wound around the film feeding roll206, and one end is across the upper surface 201 a of the base body part201 to extend to the film take-up roll 208 and is fixed to the filmtake-up roll 208.

The shape of the square hole 202 of the base body part 201 shown in FIG.5 is larger than the shape of the quadrilateral island 112 describedwith reference to FIG. 4. Since the shape of the island 112 has a squareshape having substantially the same dimensions as those of thesemiconductor die 150 to be mounted, the hole 202 of the base body part201 is a hole having a square cross-section larger than thesemiconductor die 150 to be mounted by the electronic component mountingdevice 100. In addition, a hole 205 of the clamper 204 has the same sizeas that of the hole 202 of the base body part 201.

The clamper 204 moves in the Z-direction by using a driving device notshown in the drawing so that the lower surface 204 a contacts andseparates from the upper surface 201 a of the base body part 201. Asdescribed above, the hole 205 of the clamper 204 and the hole 202 of thebase body part 201 have the same size, and thus the hole 202 of the basebody part 201 and the hole 205 of the clamper 204 constitute acommunicating integrated hole when the lower surface 204 a of theclamper 204 contacts the upper surface 201 a of the base body part 201.

The punch 203 is disposed in the hole 202 of the base body part 201 andmoves in the Z-direction. The dimensions of the outer surface of thepunch 203 are slightly smaller than the dimensions of the inner surfacesof the hole 202 and the hole 205 and are dimensions allowing a small gapto be formed between the outer surface of the punch 203 and the innersurfaces of the hole 202 and the hole 205. An upper surface 203 a of thepunch 203 is a plane and is a surface in contact with the long film 210.

The long film 210 shown in FIG. 5 is a film having heat resistance forwithstanding a temperature at the time of thermocompression-bonding thesemiconductor die 150 to the substrate 15 and adhesion resistance makingit difficult for an insulating resin 153 shown in FIG. 10B to adhere tothe long film. For example, a fluororesin such aspolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) or tetrafluoroethylene-perfluoroalkylvinylether copolymer (PFA) is suitable for the long film 210. Inaddition, the thickness of the long film 210 is preferably set to beapproximately 20 μm to 50 μm in consideration of mechanical strength andthermal conductivity with respect to the semiconductor die 150. As shownin FIG. 5, a hole 211 is provided at the center of the long film 210 inthe width direction so as not to block the vacuum hole 114 thatvacuum-suctions the semiconductor die 150 and is provided at the centerof the mounting tool 110. The holes 211 are provided at a pitch largerthan the longitudinal length of the hole 202 in the longitudinaldirection of the long film 210.

In addition, the long film 210 is not limited to the above-describedfluororesin as long as it has heat resistance and adhesion resistance,and a non-woven fabric of or porous resin material having airpermeability and a waterproofing property in addition to heat resistanceand adhesion resistance is also suitably used. In a case where anon-woven fabric or porous resin material is used, the sliced film 220does not block the vacuum hole 114 that vacuum-suctions thesemiconductor die 150, and thus it is not necessary to provide the hole211 in the long film 210 in advance.

Next, the film recovery mechanism 300 will be described with referenceto FIG. 6. In the film recovery mechanism 300, as shown in FIGS. 11A to11C to be described later, the sliced film 220 held by the surface 118and the lower surface 119 of the mounting tool 110 is adsorbed into anadsorption tape 310 positioned on an upper surface 301 a of a stage 301,and the adsorption tape 310 adsorbing the sliced film 220 is woundaround a tape take-up roll 304.

As shown in FIG. 6, the film recovery mechanism 300 includes the flatplate-shaped stage 301, a cylindrical tape feeding roll 302 that rotatesaround a central axis 303, and a cylindrical tape take-up roll 304 whichis disposed on a side opposite to the tape feeding roll 302 of the stage301 and rotates around the central axis 305. In an initial state, theadsorption tape 310 is wound around the tape feeding roll 302, and oneend is across the upper surface 301 a of the stage 301 to extend to thetape take-up roll 304 and is fixed to the tape take-up roll 304. Inaddition, the upper surface 301 a of the stage 301 is a plane.

As shown in FIG. 1, the electronic component mounting device 100according to the present embodiment includes a control part 90 thatcontrols operations of the X-direction linear motors 35, the Y-directionlinear motors 55, the Z-direction driving mechanism 73, the film cuttingmechanism 200, and the film recovery mechanism 300 inside the main stand11. The control part 90 is a computer that includes a Central ProcessingUnit (CPU) performing arithmetic processing and a storage part storingcontrol programs and control data.

Next, operations of the electronic component mounting device 100according to the present embodiment will be described with reference toFIGS. 7A to 11C.

As shown in FIG. 7A, in an initial state, the clamper 204 of the filmcutting mechanism 200 is positioned above the base body part 201, and agap is formed between the upper surface 201 a of the base body part 201and the lower surface 204 a of the clamper 204. The long film 210 iswound around the film feeding roll 206, and one end extends to the filmtake-up roll 208 through the gap between the upper surface 201 a of thebase body part 201 and the lower surface 204 a of the clamper 204 and isfixed to the film take-up roll 208. In addition, the upper surface 203 aof the punch 203 stored in the hole 202 of the base body part 201 ispositioned to be lower than the upper surface 201 a of the base bodypart 201 in the Z-direction.

The control part 90 rotates the film feeding roll 206 and the filmtake-up roll 208 as shown in FIG. 7A and transmits the long film 210 inthe X-direction so that the holes 211 provided in the long film 210 withpredetermined gaps therebetween are positioned at the center of thepunch 203 as shown in FIG. 5.

Next, as shown in FIG. 7B, the control part 90 lowers the clamper 204 inthe Z-direction and inserts and fixes the long film 210 between theupper surface 201 a of the base body part 201 and the lower surface 204a of the clamper 204. The hole 202 of the base body part 201 and thehole 205 of the clamper 204 have the same size, and the hole 202 and thehole 205 are disposed at the same position. Therefore, when the longfilm 210 is inserted as shown in FIG. 7B, the hole 202 and the hole 205constitute a communicating integrated hole with the long film 210inserted therebetween.

Next, as shown in FIG. 7C, the control part 90 raises the punch 203 inthe Z-direction until the upper surface 203 a of the punch 203 beyondthe upper surface 201 a of the base body part 201 and enters the hole205 of the clamper 204. Thereby, the sliced film 220 havingsubstantially the same size as that of the hole 205 of the base bodypart 201 is cut out from the long film 210 (see FIG. 7). The cut-outsliced film 220 has the hole 211 at the center thereof. In the stateshown in FIG. 7C, the cut-out sliced film 220 is positioned on the uppersurface 203 a of the punch 203 having a planar shape.

When the cutting-out operation of the sliced film 220 is terminated, thecontrol part 90 drives the X-direction linear motors 35, the Y-directionlinear motors 55, and the Z-direction driving mechanism 73 as shown inFIG. 9A to adjust a position in an XY-direction so that the vacuum hole114 of the mounting tool 110 is positioned at the hole 211 of the slicedfilm 220 shown in FIG. 8 and lowers the surface 118 of the mounting tool110 to the upper surface 203 a of the punch 203. In addition, as shownin FIG. 9B, the control part 90 sets a vacuum hole 76 of the shaft 72 tobe in a vacuum state using a vacuum device not shown in the drawing.Then, the groove 116 on the upper surface of the mounting tool 110 isset to be in a vacuum state through the vacuum hole 121 communicatingwith the vacuum hole 76, and the plurality of vacuum holes 115communicating with the groove 116 are set to be in a vacuum state.Thereby, the sliced film 220 positioned on the upper surface 203 a ofthe punch 203 are adsorbed onto the lower side of the mounting tool 110in the Z-direction so as to cover the surface 118 of the island 112, theside surface of the island 112, and the lower surface 119 of the base111 as shown in FIG. 9B. Meanwhile, the vacuum hole 114 of the mountingtool 110 is not blocked due to the presence of the hole 211 of thesliced film 220.

As shown in FIG. 9B, when the transfer of the sliced film 220 from theupper surface 203 a of the punch 203 to the lower surface of themounting tool 110 is terminated, the control part 90 rotates the filmfeeding roll 206 and the film take-up roll 208 to wind a portionincluding the hole 212 obtained by cutting off the sliced film 220 ofthe long film 210 around the film take-up roll 208 and send out a newlong film 210 on the base body part 201 and the punch 203 from the filmfeeding roll 206 as shown in FIG. 5.

As shown in FIG. 10A, the control part 90 drives the X-direction linearmotors 35 and the Y-direction linear motors 55 to move the mounting tool110 on the semiconductor die 150 and lowers the mounting tool 110 to theupper surface of the semiconductor die 150 using the Z-direction drivingmechanism 73. In addition, when the vacuum hole 77 is set to be in avacuum state, the vacuum hole 114 of the mounting tool 110 communicatingwith the vacuum hole 77 is set to be in a vacuum state and thesemiconductor die 150 is vacuum-suctioned on the surface 118 through thesliced film 220. As shown in FIG. 10A, an electrode 151 is formed on thesurface of the semiconductor die 150 to be thermocompression-bonded, andan insulating resin film 152 is attached to an electrode side surface.

As shown in FIG. 10B, the control part 90 drives the X-direction linearmotors 35 and the Y-direction linear motors 55 to move the mounting tool110 to a position right above the mounting position of the substrate 15.In addition, the control part 90 turns on the heater 120 to heat thesemiconductor die 150 to approximately 250° C. to 300° C. In addition,the control part 90 lowers the mounting tool 110 using the Z-directiondriving mechanism 73 to thermocompression-bond the electrode 151 of thesemiconductor die 150 to an electrode 154 of the substrate 15 andthermally hardens the insulating resin film 152 between thesemiconductor die 150 and the substrate 15 to be the insulating resin153 to seal a gap. In this case, a portion of the insulating resin 153oozes around the semiconductor die 150, so that the insulating resin 153reaches the side surface of the island 112 of the mounting tool 110.However, since the surface of this portion is covered with the slicedfilm 220, the insulating resin 153 is not attached to the surface of themounting tool 110.

When the semiconductor die 150 is thermocompression-bonded to thesubstrate 15 for a predetermined period of time, the control part 90releases the vacuum state of the vacuum holes 77 and 114 to release theadsorption of the semiconductor die 150, turns off the heater 120 toraise the mounting tool 110 using the Z-direction driving mechanism 73,and drives the X-direction linear motors 35 and the Y-direction linearmotors 55 to move the mounting tool 110 to a position right above thestage 301 of the film recovery mechanism 300 as shown in FIG. 11A. Inthis case, a residue 156 of the insulating resin 153 is attached to thesurface of the sliced film 220.

Next, as shown in FIG. 11B, the control part 90 operates the Z-directiondriving mechanism 73 to lower the mounting tool 110 on the stage 301 ofthe film recovery mechanism 300 and releases the vacuum state of thevacuum hole 76, the groove 116, and the vacuum hole 115. Then, a portionadsorbed onto the lower surface 119 of the base 111 through the vacuumhole 115 of the sliced film 220 is separated from the lower surface 119.In addition, a portion of the sliced film 220 which covers the surface118 of the mounting tool 110 is adsorbed onto the surface of theadsorption tape 310. The adsorption tape 310 may have an adhesive forceand a suction force larger than an adhesion force and an attractionforce for holding the sliced film 220 on the surface 118 of the mountingtool 110, and may be, for example, an adhesive tape or the like.

As shown in FIG. 11C, when the control part 90 operates the Z-directiondriving mechanism 73 to raise the mounting tool 110, the sliced film 220adsorbed on the adsorption tape 310 remains in an adsorbed state. Inaddition, after the adsorption tape 310 receives the sliced film 220from the surface 118 and the lower surface 119 on the lower side of themounting tool 110, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 11C, the control part 90drives the tape feeding roll 302 and the tape take-up roll 304 to wind aportion adsorbing the sliced film 220 on the tape take-up roll 304 andsends out a new adsorption surface of the adsorption tape 310 on theupper surface 301 a of the stage 301 from the tape feeding roll 302.

As described above, according to the electronic component mountingdevice 100 of the present embodiment, the cut-out sliced film 220 isadsorbed onto the surface 118 and the lower surface 119 of the mountingtool 110 and the semiconductor die 150 is thermocompression-bonded tothe substrate 15 through the cut-out sliced film 220, so that it ispossible to prevent the insulating resin 153 from being attached to themounting tool 110 without mounting a film transport mechanism having alarge weight on the mounting head 70 moving in the XY-direction.Further, it is possible to move the mounting head 70 at high speed whilepreventing the insulating resin 153 from being attached to the mountingtool 110 and to reduce a mounting time of the semiconductor die 150.

Further, in the electronic component mounting device 100 of the presentembodiment, it is not necessary to dispose a roll-shaped film on theside of the surface 118 of the mounting tool 110 at all times as in afilm transport mechanism disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No.2015-35493, and thus it is possible to easily replace the mounting tool110 depending on the type of semiconductor die 150 to bethermocompression-bonded. In addition, it is also possible to perform anincidental operation such as position correction with a glass mark toimprove the accuracy of mounting in a state where the sliced film 220 isnot adsorbed.

Although a description has been given on the assumption that the filmrecovery mechanism 300 of the electronic component mounting device 100described above is configured such that the sliced film 220 is adsorbedinto the adsorption tape 310 and is recovered, the invention is notlimited thereto. For example, a vacuum-suction hole may be disposed onthe upper surface 301 a of the stage 301 so that the sliced film 220 maybe vacuum-suctioned and recovered using a force larger than an adhesionforce, an attraction force, and the like for holding the sliced film 220on the surface 118 of the mounting tool 110. In addition, the tip end ofthe mounting tool 110 may be put into a box having a vacuum-suction holedisposed on a lower surface thereof to release the vacuum state of thevacuum hole 115 of the mounting tool 110, and the inside of the box maybe set to be in a vacuum state to suction the sliced film 220 into thebox and recover the sliced film 220.

In addition, a description has been given on the assumption that theupper surface 203 a of the punch 203 of the film cutting mechanism 200of the electronic component mounting device 100 according to the presentembodiment is a plane, but a push up needle may be disposed at theposition of the hole 211 shown in FIG. 5. In addition, when the punch203 is raised to cut out the sliced film 220 from the long film 210,after the hole 211 is formed in the long film 210 using the push upneedle, the mounting tool 110 may be lowered to the upper surface 203 aof the punch 203 so that the push up needle enters the vacuum hole 114of the mounting tool 110, and the sliced film 220 may be transferred tothe surface 118 and the lower surface 119 of the mounting tool 110 fromthe upper surface 203 a of the punch 203 to the mounting tool 110 whilesetting the vacuum hole 115 to be in a vacuum state.

Further, in the above, a description has been given on the assumptionthat the semiconductor die 150 is thermocompression-bonded to thesubstrate 15, but the invention can also be applied to a case whereanother semiconductor die is thermocompression-bonded to thesemiconductor die 150 after the semiconductor die 150 isthermocompression-bonded to the substrate 15.

Further, in the above, a description has been given on the assumptionthat the insulating resin film 152 is attached to the electrode sidesurface of the semiconductor die 150 and the insulating resin film 152between the semiconductor die 150 and the substrate 15 is thermallyhardened to be used as the insulating resin 153 to seal a gap at thetime of thermocompression-bonding the semiconductor die 150 to thesubstrate 15, but an insulating resin paste may be applied onto theelectrode side surface of the semiconductor die 150 instead of theinsulating resin film 152 and may be thermally hardened to be used asthe insulating resin 153 at the time of thermocompression-bonding thesemiconductor die 150. In addition, an insulating resin paste may beapplied onto the surface of the substrate 15 and may be thermallyhardened to be used as the insulating resin 153 at the time ofthermocompression-bonding the semiconductor die 150. The electroniccomponent mounting device 100 according to the present embodiment makesthe cut-out sliced film 220 adsorbed onto the surface 118 and the lowersurface 119 of the mounting tool 110, and makes the semiconductor die150 thermocompression-bonded to the substrate 15 through the sliced film220, so that it is possible to prevent the insulating resin 153 frombeing attached to the mounting tool 110 in either case.

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10 Mounting stage; 11 Main stand; 12, 86 Linear guide; 15 Substrate; 20Gantry frame; 23 Leg part; 24 Arm; 26, 75 Slider; 27 Linear guide; 30X-direction stator; 35 X-direction linear motor; 40 X-direction needle;42, 62 Coil; 50 Y-direction stator; 51 Frame; 52 Permanent magnet; 53Connection member; 55 Y-direction linear motor; 60 Y-direction needle;61 Frame; 65 XY-direction driving mechanism; 70 Mounting head; 72 Shaft;73 Z-direction driving mechanism; 74 Hanging member; 76, 77, 78, 114,115, 121, 122, 123 Vacuum hole; 80 Sub-stand; 81, 82 Pillar; 84, 85Beam; 90 Control part; 100 Electronic component mounting device; 110Mounting tool; 111 Base; 112 Island; 116, 124 Groove; 118 Surface; 119Lower surface; 120 Heater; 150 Semiconductor die; 151, 154 Electrode;152 Insulating resin film; 153 Insulating resin; 156 Residue; 200 Filmcutting mechanism; 201 Base body part; 201 a, 203 a, 301 a Uppersurface; 202, 205 Hole; 203 Punch; 204 Clamper; 204 a Lower surface; 206Film feeding roll; 207, 209, 303, 305 Central axis; 208 Film take-uproll; 210 Long film; 211, 212 Hole; 220 Sliced film; 300 Film recoverymechanism; 301 Stage; 302 Tape feeding roll; 304 Tape take-up roll; 310Adsorption tape.

1. An electronic component mounting device that thermocompression-bondsan electronic component to a substrate or another electronic componentand seals a gap between the electronic component and the substrate or agap between the electronic component and the other electronic componentusing an insulating resin, the electronic component mounting devicecomprising: a film cutting mechanism which makes an end of a long filmleft in the width direction to cut out a sliced film; and a mountingtool which vacuum-suctions the electronic component through the slicedfilm and thermocompression-bonds the electronic component to thesubstrate or the other electronic component, wherein the film cuttingmechanism includes: a base body part; a film feeding roll, disposed on aside of the base body part, wherein the long film is wound around thefilm feeding roll; and a film take-up roll, disposed on the other sideof the base body part, wherein the long film is fixed to the filmtake-up roll, wherein the film feeding roll supplies the long film andthe film take-up roll recovers the long film from which the sliced filmis cut.
 2. The electronic component mounting device according to claim1, further comprising: a film recovery mechanism which receives thesliced film from a surface of the mounting tool.
 3. The electroniccomponent mounting device according to claim 1, wherein the mountingtool includes a base and an island that protrudes from the base andvacuum-suctions the electronic component onto a surface thereof; thebase body part of the film cutting mechanism has a hole having a sizelarger than a planar shape of the island; the film cutting mechanismfurther includes: a clamper which has a hole having the same shape asthe base body part and has the long film inserted between the clamperand the base body part, and a punch being inserted into and removed fromthe hole of the base body part and the hole of the clamper and cuttingout the sliced film from the long film; and a surface of the punch incontact with the long film is a plane for transferring the sliced filmon a surface of the mounting tool.
 4. The electronic component mountingdevice according to claim 2, wherein the film recovery mechanismincludes a flat plate-shaped stage and an adsorption tape which movesalong a surface of the stage to sequentially receive the sliced filmfrom the surface of the mounting tool.